PE2510-1000K by Coilhose Tubing

The PE2510-1000K by Coilhose is a premium-quality polyethylene tubing designed for a wide range of low-pressure applications. This durable and flexible tubing is crafted from high-quality resins and extruded to precise tolerances, ensuring exceptional performance and longevity. With its robust chemical and solvent resistance, this tubing is an ideal choice for various industries, including automotive, construction, and manufacturing.

Chemical Resistance: The polyethylene material resists most chemicals and solvents, making it suitable for applications where compatibility is crucial.
Flexibility: Its good flexibility allows for easy installation and movement, providing a convenient solution for tight spaces and flexible connections.

Product Specifications

The PE2510-1000K features a robust construction with a 5/32" outer diameter (OD) and a .106" inner diameter (ID), providing ample space for fluid flow. The wall thickness of .025" ensures the tubing maintains its integrity under pressure, while the black color offers a sleek and professional appearance. With a temperature range of -40° F to 150° F, this tubing is versatile enough to handle various environmental conditions. Additionally, it has a vacuum rating of up to 28" Hg, making it suitable for applications requiring a high degree of flexibility and pressure resistance.

Temperature Range: -40° F to 150° F, suitable for a wide range of environments.
Wall Thickness: .025" for maximum durability and pressure resistance.

Practical Applications

The PE2510-1000K is an excellent choice for numerous applications, including pneumatic systems, fluid transfer, and dispensing equipment. Its compatibility with Coilock and Poly-Tube fittings allows for seamless integration with a variety of components. This tubing is also FDA-compliant for food contact, making it a safe option for food-grade applications. With its ease of installation and versatility, the PE2510-1000K is an essential tool for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike.

Industries: Automotive, construction, manufacturing, and more.
Applications: Pneumatic systems, fluid transfer, dispensing equipment, and food-grade applications.